Business Economics, B.A.
Overview
The business economics major enables students to grasp the intricacies of market operations at both micro and macro levels and develop skillsets to deliver solutions in rapidly changing business environments.
Why Choose business economics at Clark?
- Share in our commitment to the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME), which integrates sustainability and social responsibility into our research and teaching.
- Learn from distinguished faculty who have extensive business experience, including serving as marketing consultants to brands like Gillette, L.L. Bean, and Godiva; as social entrepreneurs; and as advocates for sustainable business practices with foreign businesses.
- Connect classroom learning with community businesses and organizations through hands-on projects that let you make a real impact on important initiatives.
Frequently asked questions
How is business economics different from a traditional economics or business degree?
Business economics combines the analytical rigor of economics with the practical skills of business management. Unlike a traditional economics degree, which focuses on economic theory and policy, business economics applies these concepts directly to business decision-making, market strategy, and financial planning. Compared to a general business degree, this program emphasizes data analysis and economic modeling, giving you a strong foundation for solving complex business challenges.
Is a business economics degree good for an MBA?
Yes! A business economics degree provides an excellent foundation for an MBA by developing critical thinking, quantitative analysis, and strategic decision-making skills. Many Clark graduates continue their education in top MBA programs, leveraging their experience in data analysis, financial strategy, and business operations.
